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[00:00:06] "I don't want the Bernabeu to welcome me in any special way, I want
[00:00:10] the Bernabeu to welcome the team as their team, as their
[00:00:12] passion, if last season didn't end well, even though at
[00:00:16] one point it might have seemed that this love was going through a difficult
[00:00:19] period, what I want is to start from
[00:00:21] scratch.
[00:01:24] less and less resemble the clumsy machines we knew until recently.
[00:01:28] At the World Games in...
[00:01:30] robots show how quickly the boundaries of technology
[00:01:33] are shifting, but behind the attractive spectacle, a much
[00:01:37] more serious question arises: what are the limits of their capabilities, and how much longer
[00:01:41] will man be the one holding the switch? More in Borna Šmer's
[00:01:44] report.
[00:01:49] They race, they break records.
[00:01:53] They lift weights, they jump
[00:01:54] further.
[00:01:58] They box, and they even dance.
[00:02:01] Around 2000 robots from 16 countries are competing in more than
[00:02:05] 50 disciplines at the second World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing.
[00:02:19] The future, it seems, has arrived, and this year the organizers have made the robots'
[00:02:23] job even more difficult. Platforms,
[00:02:26] seesaws, tires, tunnels and pillars. Obstacles.
[00:02:35] child is stable and has been discharged for
[00:03:03] And progress is best seen on the track. Robot
[00:03:06] Superman even broke Usain Bolt's record,
[00:03:09] although he is not yet without flaws. What he can do today seemed
[00:03:13] almost unimaginable just a few years ago.
[00:03:16] This is primarily a matter of development,
[00:03:20] meaning very rapid software development,
[00:03:24] meaning some control algorithms, but also
[00:03:27] hardware development. This is truly a huge
[00:03:30] advancement. A spectacle for the public, but much
[00:03:34] more than that, because behind the races, boxing, and dancing,
[00:03:37] technologies are being tested whose application extends far
[00:03:41] beyond sports arenas. Behind
[00:03:43] it, technologies are being tested that are important for many industries,
[00:03:47] for logistics, medicine, security,
[00:03:50] and even defense. I would say that precisely because of this,
[00:03:53] this is a kind of demonstration of geopolitical
[00:03:56] and economic
[00:03:59] power. Today they are an attraction, tomorrow they could be a workforce,
[00:04:03] because if they can already run, lift weights, and
[00:04:06] perform precise tasks, the question arises
[00:04:08] how long it will take them to replace humans in some jobs.
[00:04:12] First, jobs that are repetitive, physically
[00:04:15] demanding, or dangerous will be automated,
[00:04:19] for example, mining, and those that are
[00:04:23] easily measurable: warehousing, production, sorting. And an even
[00:04:27] more sensitive question begins where the robot stops being a worker
[00:04:31] and becomes a weapon. In military or repressive applications, Momčilović warns,
[00:04:34] the decision to use force must not
[00:04:38] shift from man to machine. The problem is not just a robot
[00:04:41] that can strike or fire a bullet or launch
[00:04:44] a rocket. I would say that a much more dangerous combination
[00:04:48] is physical strength and autonomy, or rather lack of oversight
[00:04:52] and unclear responsibility. For now, however, it is man who
[00:04:55] sets the rules. Man still has the switch with which
[00:04:59] he can turn it off,
[00:05:03] and we hope that will remain the case for a very,
[00:05:06] very long time. As for artificial intelligence,
[00:05:10] I agree, it can do
[00:05:13] many different things, but it has
[00:05:16] not yet reached the level where it could take over something
[00:05:20] on its own. How long that will remain the case, no one
[00:05:23] knows for sure, because judging by what they are showing today in
[00:05:27] Beijing, the boundaries of robotic capabilities are shifting
[00:05:31] faster than ever. Borno Schmer,
[00:05:33] N1.
[00:05:38] Sara Botić presents the weather forecast. On Wednesday,
[00:05:41] a stabilization of the weather is expected. The clouds will gradually
[00:05:44] recede, and in the coming days, we expect increasingly warmer weather. The peak of
[00:05:48] the heat will be on Friday when the temperature locally in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:05:52] will be up to 40 degrees Celsius. After the passage
[00:05:55] of instabilities over our region, the influence of warmer,
[00:05:59] more stable air strengthens again, and because of this, temperatures are
[00:06:02] rising day by day. In Bosnia, moderately
[00:06:06] cloudy in the morning, gradually clearing during the day, while
[00:06:09] in Herzegovina it will be sunny. Light north-northwesterly
[00:06:12] wind. The minimum morning temperature
[00:06:16] will be from 13 to 20 degrees, in the south up to 25, while
[00:06:19] the highest daily temperature will be from 30 to 33
[00:06:23] degrees, in the south up to 37 degrees.
[00:06:26] On Thursday, the weather will be sunny, even warmer, with a maximum temperature of up to
[00:06:30] 37 in the south. On Friday, the peak of the heatwave,
[00:06:34] sunny weather, very warm, temperature even up to
[00:06:36] 40°. On Saturday, it remains warm, with
[00:06:40] somewhat more clouds, and local showers with thunder are possible in Bosnia.
[00:06:44] On Sunday, it also remains
[00:06:46] warm.
[00:06:49] That's all for the news. All current affairs can be found on our web portal
[00:06:52] n1info.Ba. Thank you for your attention. Goodbye.
[00:07:33] Good evening, you are watching N1 daily news, I am Maja Žežilj, this is the news
[00:07:37] of the day.
[00:07:40] A girl died after being injured in a traffic accident in
[00:07:44] Kraljevo. The second injured
[00:07:47] home treatment. The driver was arrested,
[00:07:51] he was driving the car without a driving
[00:07:53] license. This horrific tragedy could
[00:07:57] have been
[00:07:58] prevented.
[00:08:02] In the news, these
[00:08:03] topics.
[00:08:07] In Serbia, 35 fires are active, announced
[00:08:11] the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The most difficult situation is in
[00:08:14] Deliblatska Peščara, a new fire on Goč.
[00:08:18] We are live there. And here we
[00:08:21] are fighting this fiery
[00:08:22] element day and night.
[00:08:25] Is there a chance that Ana Brnabić's wish or
[00:08:29] joke that Aleksandar Vučić from the position
[00:08:32] of prime minister will change the constitution to run again for
[00:08:35] president
[00:08:36] will come true?
[00:08:40] I am almost sure that... it is just
[00:08:43] a dream.
[00:08:45] What after the resignations of the management and coach
[00:08:49] of the Partizan football club and is there room for
[00:08:53] a turnaround? This is an act of
[00:08:56] responsibility,
[00:09:00] in the coming days sunny and warmer, tomorrow up to
[00:09:03] 33, on Friday up to 38
[00:09:06] degrees.
[00:09:10] The five-year-old girl injured in the traffic accident in
[00:09:14] Kraljevo, when the car veered off the road onto the sidewalk and
[00:09:18] hit several pedestrians, died
[00:09:21] at the Children's University Clinic in Tiršova. The second child,
[00:09:25] one and a half years old, after examination and observation at
[00:09:28] the University Clinic in Tiršova, was discharged home. At the
[00:09:32] clinic, they say she is in stable general
[00:09:35] condition. The children's mother was treated for serious physical
[00:09:38] injuries at the Studenica health center in
[00:09:42] Kraljevo. The accident happened last night
[00:09:46] at 7 o'clock when the car veered off
[00:09:49] the road in Fourth Kraljevo Battalion Street in
[00:09:52] Kraljevo, hitting several pedestrians on the sidewalk.
[00:09:56] The driver was arrested. The man in question is
[00:09:59] 26 years old. According to local media,
[00:10:03] he did not have a driving
[00:10:05] license. This horrific tragedy could
[00:10:09] have been prevented. How? By taking systemic
[00:10:12] measures that are otherwise foreseen in the traffic safety strategy
[00:10:17] and in the action plan, which has expired, but certainly
[00:10:20] contains measures that should have been implemented. As the most important measure,
[00:10:23] the profession emphasizes "traffic education and upbringing".
[00:10:27] Every citizen of this country must go to elementary school. If there was an appropriate
[00:10:31] curriculum and program in elementary schools that
[00:10:34] would raise the level of awareness among children who would then
[00:10:38] grow up to become drivers, this would certainly happen less
[00:10:41] often.
[00:10:43] And for the residents of Kraljevo, this place of the accident is not unknown,
[00:10:47] on the contrary. Let's go live to Kraljevo now, where our Nova reporter
[00:10:51] Nebojša Jovanović is. Nebojša, citizens have already..."
[00:10:55] pointed out unsafe
[00:10:57] driving.
[00:11:01] Yes, the tragedy occurred in the most beautiful part of Kraljevo, on
[00:11:04] the promenade next to the Ibar and sports fields,
[00:11:08] the sports center, where there are always many people. It was the same
[00:11:12] last night around 7 PM when
[00:11:15] a 26-year-old
[00:11:18] lost control of the vehicle due to inappropriate
[00:11:21] speed, drove onto the pedestrian path, and severely injured
[00:11:25] a mother and two children. They were thrown by the force of the impact
[00:11:29] to the pool fence, and despite the quick
[00:11:32] reaction of citizens and emergency services, the five-year-old girl
[00:11:36] died from her
[00:11:38] injuries. The suspect was detained for up to
[00:11:41] 48 hours and, with a criminal complaint, was brought before the Higher Public
[00:11:44] Prosecutor's Office in Kraljevo. After the tragedy, the public
[00:11:48] learned that citizens had repeatedly complained to the police about
[00:11:52] fast driving at night in this part of the city, but there
[00:11:56] was no reaction. It was also revealed that the driver did not have
[00:11:59] a license. All of this today irritated
[00:12:03] the residents of Kraljevo, who in large numbers throughout the day
[00:12:06] lit candles at the site of the tragedy where we are
[00:12:09] tonight, that citizens had warned for weeks,
[00:12:13] if not months, the authorities that cars were speeding
[00:12:17] at night in this area, that cars were
[00:12:21] racing. Today, Milan Vučetić, our interlocutor from the People's
[00:12:25] Movement of Serbia, also published this on social media.
[00:12:28] Mr. Vučetić, this is another proof that
[00:12:32] one omission after another leads to
[00:12:35] tragedy. Why was there no reaction from the
[00:12:38] authorities, and we are literally in the center
[00:12:41] of Kraljevo? Kraljevo is shrouded in
[00:12:45] black. With immense pain and
[00:12:49] sorrow, we received the news that after yesterday's traffic
[00:12:52] accident, this morning our little
[00:12:55] fellow citizen passed away.
[00:12:57] I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of all citizens of Kraljevo to express our deepest
[00:13:01] condolences to the family of the deceased
[00:13:04] girl. Kraljevo is
[00:13:07] in mourning.
[00:13:10] It's hard to comment on anything. Not
[00:13:13] because of disbelief that this happened,
[00:13:16] but because it was only a matter of time
[00:13:19] before such an event
[00:13:22] occurred. The institutions should have
[00:13:25] prevented this if they had reacted in time to citizens' complaints.
[00:13:29] Citizens have been warning for weeks and months
[00:13:32] back, ever since summer began, they started to
[00:13:35] officially address complaints to the police
[00:13:39] about reckless and arrogant driving, aggressive
[00:13:42] driving in this part of the city, and not only here but also on Žički put and
[00:13:45] Dušan Popović Street.
[00:13:48] When they realized
[00:13:52] that the police were doing their job, they started
[00:13:55] writing on social networks, and finally, citizens contacted us
[00:13:59] on August 5th and warned about such situations.
[00:14:03] Nothing helped, and because of such political
[00:14:06] inaction,
[00:14:08] the life of a little angel was lost.
[00:14:11] We are very angry and we must not
[00:14:14] allow such a situation to go
[00:14:17] unpunished, neither for the perpetrator, nor
[00:14:21] for those who were obliged to stop such an event.
[00:14:26] "Kraljevo is draped in
[00:14:27] black.
[00:14:31] And this could have been stopped and prevented.
[00:14:35] What now, the public, you are also a councilor in the city assembly, what else can be done
[00:14:39] to put pressure to investigate the work of police bodies,
[00:14:43] we have the communal police which citizens told us when
[00:14:47] they call, they say we work until 8 PM, so what
[00:14:49] to do next so that something like this doesn't happen,
[00:14:53] talk?"
[00:14:56] "Enable citizens to talk to institutions, for institutions
[00:15:00] to understand that they serve citizens, not to
[00:15:03] serve themselves. Institutions
[00:15:07] exist because of citizens, not citizens because of institutions. This
[00:15:11] must be understood and we must fight for
[00:15:13] that. Thank you very much for being
[00:15:17] our interlocutor. Just to say that the local
[00:15:21] self-government announced that on the day of the funeral of the five-year-old
[00:15:25] girl in Kraljevo, a day of mourning will be
[00:15:28] declared.
[00:15:31] Thank you, Nebojša, from Kraljevo, Nova reporter
[00:15:34] Nebojša Jovanović reported.
[00:15:39] The Sector of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Emergency Situations
[00:15:42] announced that there are currently 35 active
[00:15:46] fires in Serbia. The most demanding situation is still
[00:15:49] in the area of Deliblatska Peščara. For
[00:15:52] now, there are no burned buildings or human
[00:15:55] casualties. All settlements in the Deliblatska
[00:15:58] Peščara area have been defended from the fire, the statement
[00:16:02] said. In addition to that fire, there are new ones
[00:16:05] in the Lukovo area, near Vranje. The fire has
[00:16:09] affected about 1.0 hectares of grass, low vegetation, and
[00:16:12] forest. Its spread has been prevented, but extinguishing is still
[00:16:15] ongoing. In the fire extinguishing operation in Deliblatska
[00:16:19] Peščara, after the activation of the European Union Civil Protection
[00:16:22] Mechanism, helicopters with crews from
[00:16:26] the Czech Republic, Romania, and Slovakia, as well as ground forces from Romania
[00:16:29] and Germany, were involved. The Russian Il-76 aircraft is also on the ground. Since
[00:16:33] the beginning of its engagement, it has carried out a total of 22 sorties and dropped
[00:16:37] 924
[00:16:41] tons of water on the fire-stricken area, the Ministry of Internal
[00:16:43] Affairs adds.
[00:16:46] And the fire is active on Mount Goč. Approximately
[00:16:50] 6 hectares of pine forest are affected. Our
[00:16:54] N1 reporter Nenad Božović is there today. Nenad, what is the situation
[00:16:57] like tonight?
[00:17:04] Well, I'll first describe the situation we are in right
[00:17:07] now. Just 20
[00:17:11] minutes ago, everything here was covered in smoke. We heard
[00:17:15] the fire crackling behind us, where this pine forest is
[00:17:18] burning. Then clouds came, first lightning flashed,
[00:17:22] and then a downpour came that lasted about twenty minutes.
[00:17:26] We practically had everything for about half an hour.
[00:17:29] We can say that the rain was certainly welcome. It has stopped
[00:17:32] now. Will it completely extinguish this
[00:17:36] fire that you see behind me? We cannot claim that, but
[00:17:39] it certainly helped. Why? Because in that
[00:17:43] area there is a police shooting range.
[00:17:46] The Ministry of Internal Affairs officers come there to
[00:17:49] practice from other sectors
[00:17:53] in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. That's why we occasionally,
[00:17:56] before the rain started to fall, heard some popping sounds. We can
[00:18:00] assume that this is from some leftover projectiles that are in the
[00:18:03] forest that the fire has engulfed. Firefighters, that is,
[00:18:06] people cannot enter inside, precisely for that reason.
[00:18:10] That's why the only possible way to extinguish it
[00:18:13] here was from the air. However, if this
[00:18:16] rain somehow manages to localize
[00:18:20] or put out this fire, then it could be contained on the edges. The problem
[00:18:24] at the moment is that the pine forest has been affected. This is
[00:18:27] a young pine forest, and it burns longer than deciduous
[00:18:31] trees and is harder to extinguish. If this fire
[00:18:34] appears in other places in the coming days, then
[00:18:38] this will be a huge and big problem. This
[00:18:41] place is called Paklenik,
[00:18:44] not far from Mitrovo Polje. In Mitrovo Polje itself, there is a
[00:18:48] police base where officers come to
[00:18:51] stay while patrolling this area and training.
[00:18:55] And this smoke at one point spread so widely that it
[00:18:59] could be seen from Vrnjačka Banja, from Aleksandrovac, because it is on that
[00:19:02] border. It could even be seen from Kraljevo and
[00:19:04] Trstenik, so at one point it looked like this could
[00:19:08] be very dangerous and alarming. But now
[00:19:12] let's look behind us again, there is less smoke, of course, after this rain,
[00:19:15] but it is still clear that this forest is still burning. So certainly
[00:19:19] the rain came as a kind of
[00:19:23] blessing in disguise, because as I said, people cannot approach here to
[00:19:26] extinguish it, and so there is a possibility that it will help
[00:19:30] to prevent it from spreading further from those 6 hectares, as you
[00:19:33] mentioned in the announcement.
[00:19:36] Thank you, Nenad. You saw and heard what it was like tonight on Goč, reported
[00:19:40] by our Nenad Božović.
[00:19:43] And the fire on Mount Stolovi near Kraljevo is active.
[00:19:47] It has affected about 200 hectares. Due to
[00:19:50] the extremely inaccessible and dangerous terrain, extinguishing is
[00:19:54] difficult, but there are no endangered objects or human
[00:19:57] casualties. The president of the Voluntary Firefighting Association
[00:20:00] "Parachutist" from Bogutovac near Kraljevo, Predrag Matović, stated for
[00:20:04] N1 that the state withheld budget funds from
[00:20:08] that association due to its support for the student movement. Matović
[00:20:12] says that members of the association have been participating for 20
[00:20:15] days in extinguishing fires on
[00:20:16] the tables.
[00:20:21] And here we are fighting this fiery element day and night. We can,
[00:20:24] viewers cannot see it, but we feel the ash that reaches us. Yes,
[00:20:28] that just speaks to the amount of heat, how close the fire itself is. That means
[00:20:32] that, well, the fire lines are already laid out behind us, you and your
[00:20:36] viewers can see that. So. The fire lines are laid out, volunteers with
[00:20:40] firefighters and rescuers are already in the places where we will
[00:20:43] cut off the fire. The only thing we are currently working on intensively is to slightly
[00:20:47] move the horses away from here, to pull them further
[00:20:50] from the smoke itself, but they themselves are already experienced enough in
[00:20:54] these past three weeks that we've been extinguishing fires in the tables to know when
[00:20:58] it's time to get away from here.
[00:21:00] The Ministry of Interior of Hungary offered
[00:21:03] Serbia assistance in extinguishing fires. Namely, a firefighting team
[00:21:07] of 12 members and four vehicles, the Ministry of Interior of Serbia
[00:21:11] announced today. The Ministry of Interior accepted Hungary's offer of assistance
[00:21:14] and sincerely thanks them for it, the statement
[00:21:17] said.
[00:21:21] The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia did not grant the N1 television
[00:21:25] crew access to Czech firefighters at Nikola
[00:21:28] Tesla Airport, where the helicopter crew engaged in extinguishing
[00:21:32] the fire in Deliblatska Peščara is stationed. The N1 crew
[00:21:35] had previously requested permission from
[00:21:38] the Czech Fire and Rescue Service to speak with their
[00:21:42] team and received a positive response on Sunday,
[00:21:45] August 23. The Czech service provided
[00:21:49] N1 with the contact phone number of the team leader who was
[00:21:52] willing to talk about his unit's involvement in extinguishing
[00:21:56] the fire in Deliblatska Peščara. N1 therefore sent a request
[00:22:00] to the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs on Monday to allow the news crew
[00:22:05] the airport. The Ministry of Internal Affairs' response stated,
[00:22:08] "we are unable to accommodate your
[00:22:12] request," but without explaining why
[00:22:15] this was the case.
[00:22:18] A month after the first spark ignited in Deliblatska Peščara,
[00:22:22] authorities emphasized that damage and consequence assessments
[00:22:25] would not be possible until the last fire was extinguished.
[00:22:28] Experts state that it will take decades for
[00:22:32] damage recovery and revitalization. However, Minister
[00:22:35] Pavkov, announcing the preparation of a recovery plan,
[00:22:38] is still setting
[00:22:42] a specific timeframe.
[00:22:43] Honestly,
[00:22:49] I have to say, it looks like a horror movie. What we used to call
[00:22:53] a special nature reserve is now almost
[00:22:56] 4,000 hectares of burned land, scorched
[00:22:59] earth, and piles of ash. A plan to make this picture
[00:23:02] at least a little less terrifying allegedly already
[00:23:06] exists. We have already started working on it, even though some say it
[00:23:09] shouldn't have been done then, but we have to wait for the fire to be over. We started
[00:23:13] making a plan that I hope will be very,
[00:23:17] very, uh, ready the moment
[00:23:20] it says the fire has been extinguished. And while
[00:23:23] it's burning, assessments of consequences and damage remediation will not be possible.
[00:23:27] The minister, however, with reservations, adds certain estimates,
[00:23:30] although experts in previous days claim that it is a matter of
[00:23:33] decades. Then we will try, I said by the 31st. But
[00:23:37] we will try to make that plan for renewal
[00:23:40] longer term, given that nature needs
[00:23:44] a certain longer period than we would like it to be
[00:23:48] fast, so from five to 10
[00:23:50] years minimum. But we will only be able to give projections when we go out into the field.
[00:23:54] From the National Ecological Association, they say, such
[00:23:57] estimates seem like a bidding game that has no basis in a professional
[00:24:00] approach. They add that for the analysis of projections of damage to
[00:24:03] biodiversity, the environment, and the surrounding
[00:24:06] population, expert services will need a longer
[00:24:09] period. They point out that in some cases, it can be
[00:24:12] irreparable. To speak about the amount of damage is
[00:24:16] very irresponsible and unserious, given that the process, as
[00:24:19] we said, is completed. Something that grew for 20 years
[00:24:22] in the desert, or rather the sand, will
[00:24:25] certainly take that many years to grow back. It is not
[00:24:29] only the nature we see that has been damaged, but also the invisible
[00:24:33] air, primarily for the surroundings, so it is undeniable that
[00:24:36] dangerous compounds have been emitted. All of this has gone into the atmosphere.
[00:24:40] Has it spread due to turbulence, due to the wind? It has gone
[00:24:44] in a vertical and horizontal direction. This means that these
[00:24:47] are some "early dioxins, that these
[00:24:51] are some so-called PAHs, God forbid, heavy metals. All of this needs to be
[00:24:55] analyzed in the laboratory, and the results need to be shown. An estimate
[00:24:58] without results is an empty story," adds Jovanović. The estimates that
[00:25:02] the authorities are currently making serve more to calm the public than
[00:25:06] to be precise and realistic. Nada
[00:25:08] Živanović, N1
[00:25:10] Belgrade.
[00:25:12] And the fires during the day spread to the large hall
[00:25:16] of the Serbian Parliament, which has been holding an extraordinary session since
[00:25:19] yesterday. And although the first and most important item is the budget rebalance, much more
[00:25:23] was said about
[00:25:24] responsibility.
[00:25:28] Serbia is burning, and instead of investing in civil defense,
[00:25:32] equipment for firefighters, in response to
[00:25:35] the consequences of climate change, Serbia today
[00:25:38] buys Rafale aircraft, three
[00:25:41] billion euros for combat aircraft. So tell me how many
[00:25:45] fires you have bombed in the last month with those
[00:25:49] combat aircraft.
[00:25:51] I don't know what Rafale is for, because it's like, we went to a store
[00:25:54] to buy Rafales and we also needed to buy fire extinguishing equipment,
[00:25:58] and we chose Rafale. That's how it works. That's how little Đokica imagines
[00:26:02] how the state works. We literally did that, literally
[00:26:05] miserably and wretchedly, miserably and
[00:26:08] wretchedly, scavenging on another tragedy, on a natural
[00:26:12] disaster, unbelievable, but you don't stop when you have no
[00:26:16] policy, then every tragedy is good enough
[00:26:20] for you to stand out in that you have no policy and
[00:26:23] to attack the country and criticize it for
[00:26:27] tragedies and natural disasters. What Dačić said
[00:26:30] is that we...
[00:26:32] "uh, that we don't need foreign help, that we can do it ourselves. What Vučić said is that
[00:26:36] we are a superpower. What that unfortunate sector chief said
[00:26:40] is that the people have become spoiled. Someone
[00:26:43] must be to blame for the fact that in one month something burned down
[00:26:46] that people and nature created for 200 years. Someone is to blame for
[00:26:50] that, someone must be held accountable eventually for that.
[00:26:54] A dark time of decline has unfolded,
[00:26:57] filth and debauchery
[00:27:00] have swelled,
[00:27:02] truly the stench of decay has risen, all heroes have died and
[00:27:06] prophets, can you, can you tie up this
[00:27:09] Bakarec or take him outside, give him therapy,
[00:27:13] with these verses of the great Dis written in
[00:27:16] 1910, do not interrupt, you will get a warning next
[00:27:19] time. I started my first address in the assembly more than two
[00:27:23] years ago, unfortunately you did not hear me.
[00:27:27] This assembly will not, but the next one might
[00:27:31] get an opportunity... to change the constitution so that Aleksandar Vučić
[00:27:35] can run again for president
[00:27:38] of the country, something like that was announced by the current president of the parliament
[00:27:41] Iran within the foreseen deadline, What would such a hypothetical
[00:27:45] scenario lead to, see in the story of our Maja
[00:27:48] Nikolić.
[00:27:53] It seemed like a joke when visiting the stands of the Progressives,
[00:27:56] the president of the assembly on Saturday gave this
[00:28:00] proposal: we all want to vote, right?
[00:28:02] Well, of course, when he is prime minister, let's
[00:28:06] change the constitution, and then he can come back and be president, we
[00:28:09] have a solution for everything, does this seem like a joke or has
[00:28:13] the ruling party seriously considered this scenario,
[00:28:16] if so, the last train for that has passed, says
[00:28:20] professor of the Faculty of Law Svetislav Kostić because he believes that
[00:28:23] the Progressives, if they theoretically could until now, will
[00:28:27] never again have a two-thirds majority in
[00:28:29] the assembly, necessary for changing the constitution. "I think
[00:28:33] it's about sincerity, a surge of
[00:28:36] sincerity from Ana Brnabić, what they would really like, Ana
[00:28:39] Brnabić, uh, how should I say, encourages her electorate
[00:28:43] that after the elections they will be in such a situation,
[00:28:47] I am almost sure that it is just a
[00:28:50] dream, but why would Aleksandar Vučić even dream of
[00:28:54] being president again, he can be president
[00:28:57] of the government, i.e. prime minister,
[00:29:00] there are no constitutional limitations on how long someone can..." can be prime minister, prime ministerial
[00:29:03] powers are far greater than presidential ones, so I believe that it is
[00:29:07] about something that even the government
[00:29:10] does not intend, according to the constitution, i.e. strictly
[00:29:14] formally, the president of the state is a ceremonial role, in
[00:29:18] practice it depends on who is in that position, and the one who is
[00:29:21] now, says professor Duško Radosavljević, knows
[00:29:24] very well how symbolically powerful the role of the head of state
[00:29:28] is, the fact that you formally have no power, most
[00:29:31] people who... vote for Vučić absolutely do not know, you have
[00:29:35] here now a messiah who goes around handing out money, he
[00:29:39] understands problems, he knows everything, then it
[00:29:42] looks very nice, it looks powerful, it actually looks like you are leaning
[00:29:46] almost on the Nemanjić dynasty, if he is
[00:29:49] the president of the government of the Republic of Serbia, not the prime minister, and this
[00:29:53] one has a state president above him, he formally has a boss,
[00:29:57] that is not something that President Vučić handles
[00:30:00] well, notes professor Radosav.
[00:30:12] That would truly mean opening the way to
[00:30:15] direct dictatorship, we have already been experiencing some of its
[00:30:19] versions for at least the last two
[00:30:21] years. Maja Nikolić N1,
[00:30:25] Belgrade.
[00:30:31] And by the end of the news. We take you to
[00:30:33] Niš,
[00:30:37] how the city prepared for tonight and the opening
[00:30:40] of the international film
[00:30:41] festival.
[00:30:46] And before that, news from the world.
[00:30:50] Since there was no progress in the negotiations between the US and
[00:30:53] Washington decided
[00:30:57] to economically isolate Iran, but also all who.